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Saturday 25 May

People demonstrate in Bamako earlier this month in favour of an invasion of north Mali. Mali's government on Friday hailed UN Security Council approval for an African-led military force to reconquer the north from Islamist militants as a sign of international support for its "war against the terrorists".

Bulletin: Mali welcomes UN approval of military force

Bulletin: Mali welcomes UN approval of military force

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Tunisian children wave their national flag in the central town of Sidi Bouzid on December 17, 2012, as they celebrate the second anniversary of the start of the revolution, the first of the Arab Spring uprisings. Qatar has donated $20 million to Tunisia to compensate the families of those killed or wounded in the revolution, local media reported.

Bulletin: Qatar donates $20 million for Tunisia 'martyrs': report

Bulletin: Qatar donates $20 million for Tunisia 'martyrs': report

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A Nigerian soldier questions motorcyclists at a checkpoint in Katsina in the north of the country. Nigerian police said Friday that a French citizen kidnapped in the north may have been taken by employees of his company after France's president suggested Al-Qaeda was involved.

Bulletin: Nigerian kidnap blamed on 'insiders': police

Bulletin: Nigerian kidnap blamed on 'insiders': police

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A man is treated at Malindi Hospital on Friday following the attack on Kipao village. At least 39 people including women and children were hacked to death and their homes set ablaze in an attack Friday on a remote village in Kenya's southeastern coastal region, where deadly tribal violence also erupted earlier this year.

Bulletin: Kenya tribal violence kills 28: police

Bulletin: Kenya tribal violence kills 28: police

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Ivory Coast soldiers on patrol in the Yopougon district of Abidjan on December 21, 2012. Armed men attacked a gendarmerie barracks in the main Ivory Coast city of Abidjan overnight, while a separate armed group attacked an army post to the north, military and UN sources said.

Bulletin: Gunmen attack Ivory Coast military targets

Bulletin: Gunmen attack Ivory Coast military targets

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Recent fighting in the Central African Republic between rebels and government troops. Rebels in the Central African Republic have suspended fighting to give talks with the government a chance, but will maintain their their positions in the north, a spokesman said Friday.

Bulletin: C.Africa rebels suspend fighting pending talks

Bulletin: C.Africa rebels suspend fighting pending talks

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Malians gather in Bamako on December 8, 2012, to take part in a demonstration to support the Malian army and demand a UN Security Council resolution approving an international force in the country's north. The UN Security Council on Thursday unanimously approved sending an African-led military force to help reconquer northern Mali from Islamist militants.

Bulletin: UN Security Council approves Mali intervention force

Bulletin: UN Security Council approves Mali intervention force

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Malians gather in Bamako on December 8, 2012, to take part in a demonstration to support the Malian army and demand a UN Security Council resolution approving an international force in the country's north. The UN Security Council on Thursday unanimously approved sending an African-led military force to help reconquer northern Mali from Islamist militants.

Bulletin: Security Council to vote on Mali intervention

Bulletin: Security Council to vote on Mali intervention

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Libyans inspect the wreckage of a traffic police vehicle in front of a police station in Benghazi on December 12, 2012. Armed men attacked police headquarters in the Libyan city of Benghazi on Thursday, killing three people and wounding at least 10, security and medical officials said.

Bulletin: One dead, 5 hurt in attack on Libya police station: security

Bulletin: One dead, 5 hurt in attack on Libya police station: security

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Recent fighting in the Central African Republic between rebels and government troops. Rebels in the Central African Republic on Thursday spurned international calls to withdraw from occupied towns, but Chad announced that it would host talks with both sides, meeting a key rebel demand.

Bulletin: Central Africa rebels seize another town

Bulletin: Central Africa rebels seize another town

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